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bxhmong
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 hi - 2007/09/18 09:17 hi... i have some more questions to ask...

on the article "Buying a Tax Lien Certificate" on your site...it writes...

If the lien is not paid by the set deadline, the investor of the tax lien certificate can foreclose on the lien and obtain the deed to the property.

is the deed a tax deed?
if you obtain the deed to the property, then is the property yours to have?

i want to know as much as i can before i jump on this kind of investment....thanks for your time...
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Luanne
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 Re:hi - 2007/09/18 14:17 Yes, once a tax foreclosure auction occurs (tax deed ) auction you have ownership of the property after the redemption period has lapsed. Some redemption periods end the very next day, others may go up until 6 months from the auction date.


Thanks,

Luanne
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